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by Tara Brigid and Chris Newton
A horror podcast where we discuss our favourite scary books and compare them to their onscreen adaptations. https://linktr.ee/frompagetoscreampodMusic by Tony Ware: http://tinyurl.com/tonywarebc
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Okey dokey! We're still in the world of Thomas Harris as we discuss his 1999 novel 'Hannibal', and Ridley Scott's 2001 film adaptation of the same name. In the first part of our discussion on the divisive sequel to The Silence of the Lambs, we're discussing Dr Lecter's new life in Florence as 'Dr Fell', analysing the avarice of Commendatore Pazzi, and giving very serious thought to eating his wife... 🍽️
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Hannibal Lecter's on-screen debut in Michael Mann's 'Manhunter', we're diving into Thomas Harris's 1981 novel, Red Dragon, and its multiple adaptations... Do you see?
We're finally being brave enough to discuss Stephen King's infamous novel and the 1989 film directed by Mary Lambert - which Chris had never seen until now! ⚠️ Trigger Warning for discussions of child loss ⚠️
In the second part of our discussion of Stephen King's vampire masterpiece, we're discussing the evil that lurks beneath the town of Jerusalem's Lot!(It's been a while since part one, but what can we say? We have passed the centuries as you have passed hours before the fireplace with a book. Listen to us and despair!)Thanks again to Erik for recommending this one for us - make sure you check out his podcast, Cradle to the Grave!
We're back and talking about vampires again! In this episode, we're discussing Stephen King's legendary novel, 'Salem's Lot, and comparing it to the 1979 miniseries directed by Tobe Hooper, and the 2024 film directed by Gary Dauberman.This book has ben chosen for us to deep dive by podcaster and author, Erik Hanson, who joins us to explain why 'Salem's Lot is his favourite vampire novel! Check out Erik's podcast, Cradle to the Grave, wherever you get your podcasts, and follow Cradle to the Grave here!If you'd like to pick our next read - support us on Patreon!
Hail Satan! We're celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest horror movies ever made by exploring David Seltzer's novelisation of The Omen!
DON'T LOOK AT THE EYES! We're celebrating Halloween by finally covering one of our favourite films of all time. Hammer Horror! Christopher Lee! Satanism! Join us as we explore the classic 1968 film and the very problematic 1934 novel by Dennis Wheatley. It's not just our lives we're risking, it's our very souls! Check out Chris's Devil Rides Out book Vs Movie article over at Spooky Isles! To hear us talk more about Hammer Horror and Christopher Lee - support us on Patreon!
It always comes back to Dracula and Frankenstein on From Page to Scream! We covered Mary Shelley's genre defining novel in depth last year, but now we're back to discuss the latest screen adaptation of the Modern Prometheus directed by none other than Guillermo del Toro!
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